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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
12
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The Cheyenne Tribune urges readers across Wyoming to back the four and a half billion dollar Liberty Loan drive. It argues citizens must awaken to government affairs, stresses personal responsibility for national victory, and links neighborhood cleanliness and home upkeep to civic wealth and city beauty.
Last Saturday at Lyceum hall the Independent Order of Odd Fellows celebrated the lodge’s 100th founding anniversary with a program of overtures songs and addresses by Ivan Jones and William Delaney. The event featured the Kemmerer orchestra and a post program dance ending with Home Sweet Home. The IOOF began in an upper room of a roadside hotel founded by five workers and has grown to 2.5 million members with $100 million in wealth.
George Howland returned from an eastern trip to promote Grand Canyon Mining and Milling Co and Star Valley Mining and Developing Co. He arranged 10 000 dollars of stock for equipment and buyers in New York purchased seven thousand dollars of stock. Howland bought powwow machinery in Beaver for Snake River project and a new saw mill, with delivery within two weeks. He says capitalists in New York are eyeing the mine south of town and three parties will inspect in early summer for potential purchase.
Federal aid road funding will include millions in materials from the government under a new amendment. The secretary of war may transfer surplus military trucks to the Department of Agriculture for highway construction. Transfers are free of charge and must be used only on federal aid projects. states cannot sell donated equipment.
The Rock River Field shows a 3000 barrel well with a large local crowd witnessing the event. The Rock River Review reports the well reached a lower depth and is expected to produce steadily for a long period, underscoring oil’s presence beyond Texas and adjacent Kemmerer fields.
The Victory Liberty Loan offers very favorable terms with notes dated May 20. Payments are set as 10 percent on or before May 16, 10 percent July 15, 20 percent August 12, 20 percent September 5, 20 percent October 7, and 20 percent November 11 with accrued interest on deferred installments. Full payment possible on May 20 with the 10 percent due by May 10. First coupons payable after the final installment delivery. Sergeant Burt Collett, son of Mrs. Nellie Anderson of Cokeville, returned from Ft. D. A. Russell after discharge, having previously landed at Newport News from France, having served in Verdun, Champlon, the Marne, St Mihiel, Meuse Argonne and other battles without injury.
Local citizens urged to protect kidney function citing risk from neglect. An advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy, claiming many sufferers improved clinical outcomes and urging purchase for 60 cents at dealers. The copy features Mrs Payni as a testimonial and lists distributor Milburn Co.
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